What is the volume of the given prism? round the answer to the nearest tenth. please explain :(
2 answers:
The equation to finding the area of a triangular prism is 1/4*height
-a^4 + 2 * (a*b)^2 + 2(a*c) - b^4 + 2(b*c)^2 - c^4. (I know that's really confusing)
The A, B, and C values all stand for the base side lengths of the 2 triangles. The h is height. Plug in these values to the equation, and your answer is 3436.4 yards cubed. I hope this helped.
The A, B, and C values all stand for the base side lengths of the 2 triangles. The h is height. Plug in these values to the equation, and your answer is 3436.4 yards cubed. I hope this helped.
Answer:
Option C. 6872.8 yd³
Step-by-step explanation:
Since volume of the triangular prism = Area of square base × height of prism
Area of square base = length × width = 16×31 = 496 yd²
Height of the prism (By Pythagoras theorem) = Height of the isosceles triangle =
=
= yd
Now we put these values in the formula of volume
Volume = 496×8√3 = 496×(13.86) = 6872.8 yd³
Answer is option C. 6872.8 yd³
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